Jenna Dewan Gets the Perfect Beachy Wave With Ethical Products

Jenna Dewan Hosts The Baby2Baby Back-To-School Celebration Presented By Shutterfly

(Image credit: Stefanie Keenan)

published 29 August 2019

As a part of her support of charitable organization Baby2Baby, Jenna Dewan hosted a charitable event where she happened to look amazing.
Because she's obviously a super-giving person, Jenna shared on her YouTube channel exactly how to get her tousled hair and smokey-eye makeup—and her hair products range from cruelty-free to fully vegan.
Jenna has just been killing it lately, more recently stepping out looking like a huge, fashionable disco ball.

At a recent event with Baby2Baby (in which she wore the absolute ideal polka-dotted workwear outfit, because of course she did), Jenna Dewan was sporting the perfect, cultivated beachy wave that inspires in me so much envy. Luckily, Jenna shared a video in which she and hairstylist Christine Symonds showed exactly how they got the lewk. Even better? All the products are ethical in some way—which is in keeping with Jenna's interest in veganism and sustainability.

In essence, Symonds used clips to set the hair with the product, then a variety of sized curling irons to make it less uniform and make it look super-tousled. The full product list included from the video are: Kerastase Nutritive Nectar Thermique Creme (no animal testing, according to them), Pai-Shau Something to BeLeave-In—which, fun fact, is fully vegan, Batiste Dry Shampoo (also vegan), Kristin Ess Dry Finish Working Texture Spray (cruelty-free), Oribe Superfine Hair Spray (vegetarian), and Oribe Dry Texturizing Spray (vegetarian).

And the full video is here, if you want to see how to replicate it and the order:

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And she even snapped the products for us (thank you Jenna!):

Hair, Product, Beauty, Purple, Hair coloring, Blond, Material property, Hair care, Personal care, Long hair,

A look at the finished product:

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Jenna, teach me all your ways. One day I will figure out how to handle my curly hair. #Goals.

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